Which interventions would the nurse perform to help prevent bacterial translocation in a patient who has suffered a severe burn injury?. Select all that apply.

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Administering glutamine and enteral feedings can help prevent bacterial translocation in patients who have suffered a severe burn injury by promoting gut barrier function and reducing the risk of gut-derived sepsis. Monitoring arterial blood gases and creatinine can be important for overall patient assessment but do not directly intervene in preventing bacterial translocation. Administering potassium would also not directly address bacterial translocation.

Which Interventions Would the Nurse Perform to Help Prevent Bacterial